
Who has the Flu
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- Q1What is the first line of defense against a virus that enters the body?B cellsAntibodiesMemory cellsMacrophages30s
- Q2Which cells present antigens on their surface after engulfing a virus?Natural killer cellsT cellsB cellsMacrophages30s
- Q3Where do antigen-presenting cells migrate to activate B and T cells?ThymusSpleenLymph nodesBone marrow30s
- Q4What do activated B cells secrete?CytokinesAntibodiesAntigensHormones30s
- Q5What do memory B cells do?Secrete antibodiesKill infected cellsQuickly activate an immune responsePresent antigens30s
- Q6How does the immune response differ in a vaccinated individual?Same responseFaster responseNo responseSlower response30s
- Q7What result is expected from a PCR test for an uninfected individual?No amplificationHigh amplificationMedium amplificationLow amplification30s
- Q8What result is expected from a PCR test for an unvaccinated and infected individual?High amplificationLow amplificationNo amplificationMedium amplification30s
- Q9What is the expected result of an ELISA test for a never-vaccinated and uninfected individual?PositiveHigh positiveNegativeMedium positive30s
- Q10What is the expected result of an ELISA test for a never-vaccinated and previously infected individual?NegativeHigh positiveMedium positiveLow positive30s
- Q11What is the expected result of an ELISA test for a previously vaccinated individual?High positiveMedium positiveNegativeLow positive30s
- Q12Which cells kill infected cells at the site of infection?Natural killer cellsMacrophagesB cellsDendritic cells30s
- Q13How are antibodies specific?They bind to toxins onlyThey bind to bacteria onlyThey bind to any antigenThey bind to viral antigens30s
- Q14How is a vaccinated individual protected?No protectionSlow immune responseNo immune responseRapid immune response30s
- Q15What does PCR detect?AntibodiesImmune responseAntigensViral RNA30s